Water Dispensers

Crystal Clean, Refreshing Water Right from the Kitchen!

Water dispensers aren’t what you might expect. They aren’t the office water cooler. There’s no big, awkward bottle of water to heft on top of a tiny stand. Maybe the best part is that there’s no extra bill every month. If you think about it, why pay to have bottled water delivered to your door, when you already pay for the tap water with the monthly water bill? A point of use water dispenser is the easier, cheaper, and even healthier solution. You can get all the same features, and a few extra conveniences, right at your kitchen sink.

What Is a Point of Use Water Dispenser?

A water dispenser is a small, narrow faucet built right into your kitchen sink or countertop and connected directly to your home’s water supply. These arched-neck dispensers can fit in the same size hole as a kitchen faucet and are often installed in sinks with an extra pre-cut hole, just the same as a soap dispenser would be. Water dispensers can be used to dispense either hot water or cold water, or both, with the press of a handle, just like the kitchen faucet. The smaller faucet of a water dispenser is designed to keep from overfilling a cup or glass like a regular kitchen faucet would, while still pouring water quickly.

Many water dispensers come with filtration or water softeners to improve the taste of the tap water you already pay for from your own kitchen. They are designed to make clean water easier to access, at exactly the temperature you’re looking for. Hot water tanks can be set to the perfect temp for a cup of tea, hot cocoa, or instant coffee. Water is important for health reasons, and the easier it is to serve, exactly how you like it, the more water you’re likely to drink. The high-arched neck is designed to pour the water straight down, while keeping the faucet from touching the rims of cups, water bottle, or even flower vases. This makes the tap easier to keep clean and therefore safer. It’s a healthy alternative to the faucet that helps clean dishes every day, or the water cooler spout that barely has enough room for a mug under it.

How Do Water Dispensers Work?

There are a few options with water dispensers, so consider how your household would want to use them. A hot water dispenser connects to a heated tank, keeping the water ready to serve and hot enough for tea at just the press of the handle. A cold water dispenser is connected to a separate water tank as well, although this one is a small refrigeration unit that stores and maintains cold water, no ice cubes necessary. Some water dispensers will offer both hot and cold water tank compartments.

For all of these water dispensers, a small tank is stored (usually under the sink) and is connected to the same water supply as the kitchen faucet, with a separate line between the tank and the dispenser. The tanks also require an electrical connection to keep the storage tanks at their designated temperatures, so keep in mind that a water dispenser will need to be installed near a standard electrical outlet.

Water dispensers also offer filtered water. The filters can help reduce hard water, or improve the taste and quality of treated or chlorinated water. Filtered water dispensers will usually have tanks that contain specific filters to help purify the water. Over time, the filters will need replaced as part of regular upkeep, and the replacement filters are easily swapped out.

Touch/touchless water dispensers are a time saving option, allowing you to operate the faucet with a wave of your hand, or even just by holding the glass under the spout. Sensors in the faucet track the movement and turn the faucet on or off, as needed. You can serve up a glass of water virtually hands free, thanks to new and ever evolving technology.

Make Life Easier

The convenience of water dispensers in your kitchen can save you money, save time on cleaning, and it’s even better for the environment. No more standing at the sink, wasting water waiting for the water to warm up. It’s always ready to go. This simple addition to your kitchen layout will make a big difference in your daily routine. Check out our appliances for ideas on how to upgrade the rest of the kitchen. If you have any questions or need assistance with ordering, reach out to one of our knowledgeable product experts. We’re available 7 days a week, either by phone at (800) 375-3403, or live chat through our website.

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